The Bobby Bones Show - WEDS PT 2: Bobby Attempts The Owl TikTok Trend + Drugs Discovered By Accident + Our Go-To Comfort Foods

Episode Date: January 21, 2026

Bobby shared the latest trend to take over his TikTok and he does a live recording during the show. A new report says that weight loss drugs could save airlines $580 MILLION annually in fuel costs . . . assuming the drugs work to "lighten" passengers. Bobby talked about the additional positive things that the drug effects along with other drugs that were discovered by accident.  Bobby also talked about an 81-year old woman trying to hire a hitman. Bobby had a rough day yesterday and in order to make himself better he ordered a bunch of comfort food. We all shared our go to comfort food orders.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We always say that trust your girlfriends. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the IHart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Everyone, I'm Ego Wodom. My next guest, it's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever. He goes, just give it a shot.

But if you ever reach a point where you're... banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat, just hang in there. Yeah, it would not be. Right, it wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Yeah. Listen to thanks, Dad, on the Iheart radio app, Apple podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. woke up kind of feeling weird yesterday. Didn't feel great all day yesterday, even into the night. my wife's pregnant and so she really wasn't feeling good

so she wasn't going to cook I'm not going to cook and so I ordered what I think is my comfort food because I wasn't feeling good and so I ordered a ton of chick filet off Uber Eats so I ordered chicken the strips, the longer ones, ordered nuggets and I ordered a sandwich

and ordered the fries and then they have ketchup in the hard packs and then they have honey mustard in the hard packs and then I ordered this is not a commercial by the way they don't advertise with this and then I ordered two sweet teas, one normal sweet tea because I like their sweet tea, and then they had the option on the app to add strawberry syrup. So ordered another one with strawberry syrup in case I didn't like the strawberry syrup. I had the other tea to fall back on, and then I ordered some fruit.

And that was my comfort meal last night because I wasn't feeling very good. You went hard. Yeah, I went pretty hard. I ate 75% of it. So how are you feeling now? I feel pretty good. Really? Well, I had a bad day yesterday. I don't know what was going on. I didn't sleep well. Not that I often sleep well, but Chick-fil-A is my comfort food, I think, if I can get to it. What is your, if you're sick, what are you ordering? I mean, Chick-fil-A is up there for sure. If I'm sick, I don't know that I'm going Chick-fil-A. Like if I'm sick. Well, you can be mentally sick. Oh, me. Oh. Yeah, let's do it for you. That's more of a new thing. Yeah. If you're mentally sick, what are you ordering? Okay, sweet. What am I eating every day? No, I feel like I go, well, you're right up there

with Chick-fil-A or I do like a home-cooked. Oh, see, I'm not going to cook anything. You're going to, it's a comfortable, some people want to cook. No, cooking's not therapeutic, but when I say cook, like, there's this soup that I love to make. It's not difficult. You can, in fact, even throw it in a crock pot and it's going to be good. Good for you. That doesn't feel comfortable.

It's a lot of work. You have to cook your own. A soup is very comforting to me. What's your comfort food? McDonald's. A quarter pounder with cheese, just mayonnaise, and a doctor pepper. with a McFlurry. Wait, did you say a quarter pounder with cheese and just mayonnaise?

Yep, that's it. So meat, bun, cheese, mayonnaise. Correcto. Well, if I ate a hamburger, I only put mustard on it. Nothing else. I don't want anything else. Okay. I just put ketchup.

That's it. Oh, okay. Well, then why did you have mayonnaise? It seems, just meat, cheese, mayonnaise, and bun seems a little weird. What? Because the mayonnaise? I love mayonnaise. Because you do meat, cheese, ketchup and...

No, just meat and ketchup. That's fine. Yeah, I don't know. Do you know the comfort food now? Where's the soup? She's sick. Lunchbox, your comfort food? Oh, it's easy.

Chicken enchiladas. You got to order them from a Mexican restaurant, some chips and salsa and some queso. Oh, my goodness. That'll make you feel better in a heartbeat. Yeah, I think my number two is chips and salsa. Because there's about two or three places. Salas.

Yeah. Or as Eddie would say, salsa. Salsa. There was a story of a Michelin two-star chef. created a full fine dining experience in a hospital room for a 42-year-old woman with a life-threatening illness who was awaiting a liver transplant. Instead of sending for takeout, because I think she deserves comfort food more than anybody. Yes. She's really sick. She's really sick. Yes. Chef Patrick O'Connell on his team brought roses, fine china, and a personalized six-course mill to give the woman a memorable and uplifting experience.

He refused payment saying that thoughtfully prepared food can comfort people and help them feel cared for during difficult times. It's a great story from people. So if you're a two-star chef, how do you get extra stars? What's the highest? Four? Four? Four-star? Or am I thinking a five-star?

Are I thinking of recruits? Does that mean, is this equivalent to Michelin star? That's exactly. No, that's what it is. Oh, Michelin? Okay. That's what I said. Miss that word.

I was too busy thinking about my comfort. Yeah, if it goes to like five, I don't know if I want to tell people I'm a two, right? That's what I'm saying. Yeah, but no, I think if you even get one. Oh, really? It's, right? Two just sounds a little of it's like that's why when I read this I knew it was a massive like it's an honor but I heard two star Michelin chef because I think like think about it in military terms like to be a general is like respectful but then you build upon that

yeah but when I hear a one star general I go that's nothing like Colin Powell. I just think you're not there yet like you sometimes they're like 70 and it's like a one star general okay but I see all right I think the fact that you even make it to general no I do too but I'm saying when you hear a five star then you hear a one star you're like why is he so much better than that one? And so just a regular chef, they're not a Michelin chef. No. Okay. So you have to buy the tires.

In order to become one. Yes. Mike, what are you seeing on the stars there? Well, chefs can get up to, they can get as many stars. The top chef has 31 stars. Oh. So two really sounds like nothing. I feel like I got two.

So how do you get a star though? You have to be included. Is it an online course? I don't know. They awarded to you for excellent cooking, high standards. Listen, I saw on Emily in Paris, the chef on the TV show was in the running to get a Michelin Star, and it's because this one guy was dating a girl that helped pass out Michelin Star, so she ate there and then they ended up getting it. Ain't that live.

So I don't really know. So not fair. But yeah. Well, big shout out to this guy, this two-star chef. I'm sure that's awesome. Yeah. What else? For actual restaurants, you can get up to three stars.

but what about but the chef here is only got two stars yeah but I shouldn't say only because it's a big deal it's a big deal it's like a one star general that's massive yeah yeah yeah but when Colin Pals out with five stars you're going how come he's got five they just know the right people all right so yeah big shout out to this guy has that trend of owl impressions got to your TikTok no because I don't even know what you're saying

aisle impressions or owl owl oh owl like the bird yeah no so Mike has it got to your TikTok yep all over it. So I don't think you're on the latest trends. I think they know, they know you're more an Instagram real person than a TikTok person. Oh, really? Yeah, I think so. Well, it'll hit Instagram in a month or so. Yeah. What's up? Yeah, what is it? What is it? Oh, you don't know what either? I don't get that either. See, I know it mostly gets them. It's Mike. It's me, Mike and Morgan. Are you getting the Al jokes? Yeah, I've gotten a few. I'm not full immersed yet, but I've

gotten a few. If you watch one or two, they just start feeding them to you like crazy. And most of them are Here's my impression of an owl doing something. And they're pretty funny. And they explode. If they're halfway decent, they explode. And so I had one I was going to do as soon as we finished here. I was going to do. Here's my impression of an owl being in a one-hit wonder band.

And then I hit the first part of who let the dogs out. Then I go, who, who, who, who. That's going to hit. You think that'll get, things are going to get some lights? So that's what they're like that. It's like the who. Like, give me an, that's the one you're going to do. One guy goes, I'll do an impression of my.

Dad getting out of a chair as an owl. Okay, okay, okay. That's really funny. I can probably just search some up. Yeah, some are like celebrity impressions, like the Kardashian one. Like, who? Yeah.

It's all a way to do who. Let me see if I can find a couple. But, yeah, I was thinking this morning, I thought, what could I do this kind of funny? I think that one works, right? Yeah, that's funny. Who, who, who, who. I see.

Al jokes. That was on the Titanic. This is my impression of an owl that only hangs out with the guys because girls are too much drama. This is my impression of an owl if an owl was Lewis Griffin. How? Peter, who is that? Is that the horse? This is my impression of an owl, but if it was Mickey Mouse.

Who? Who? Give my impression of my angelo. It's an owl. Who? This is my impression of an owl from Nigeria. This is my impression of an owl, but the owl's respecial. Anyway, so you get it, right?

Yes. Yeah, yours would be funny. This is my impression of an owl with dyslexia. That's not funny. Hmm. Let me do, I don't know if these are any good. I'm just fine with me too. I'll do one more.

Hold on. This is my impression of an owl if the owl is a white person who was just asked if they like adobo. I don't know what adobe is. Is that like a, like a, like a seasoning? Okay, let me do one more. This is my impression of an owl if the owl was a dad who's kid. kid has a friend of 10 years coming over. Okay, there you go. But anyway, there's some good ones.

Yeah, those haven't hit me yet. Nah, they'll get there eventually. They'll get there. Well, now that we're talking about it, I'm sure I'll pull it up and it'll be like... Yeah, but mine's funny, right? Yeah. I had a few in mind that I was going to do. Yours might be the funniest one. No, there's some really funny ones. When people do celebrity impressions and they fit in the Who, super funny. The one I got there before wasn't as funny. And I was, this is an impression of an owl watching their favorite 90s rock group play, let her cry and only want to be with you,

but can't remember the full band's name. Who? Who? No, hooty and the blowfish. Oh. I was thinking that. That's the funny part, is the extremely long setup.

Why was I thinking what's, what's? That's the who. The who. What song is that though? Who are you? Oh. Yeah. The other one was.

That's the TV show. Yeah. The Who plays the theme song today. Oh. Didn't know that. Another one that I had with, that I didn't, I don't know, I don't want to do jokes I didn't do because they're not as funny. Have you not seen the Who Let the Dogs Out? No. That's cool. I mean, that's good. You got to get that now, dude, before somebody jumps on it.

Well, somebody may jump on it now watching us on the live stream. That's true. Have you seen that? I haven't seen that one, Mike. Have you? I haven't seen that now. Let me do it now. Do me record it? Do you want to hear a live recording of my TikTok? This is awesome. Okay. This is behind the scenes. This is like the new Netflix wrestling is on. You see that? Oh, unreal? Yeah, this is like unreal. I got to pull it up, though. Let's see.

Who? Because the song starts, Who let the dogs out? So it's perfect. So that's got to play, though. Okay, here we go. Let's see if this works. Okay, here we go.

Do you need me to hit it for you? No, I can do it. I just do this. Simple space bar, buddy. Easy, be easy. Okay, hello. Should I say, this is my impression of an owl

if they were a one-hit wonder just make it quick right? Yeah. If they're a 90s one-hit wonder okay here we go this is my impression of an owl if they were a 90s one-hit wonder who who who who who

that's good that's so good I don't know if you're going to be able to hear it though with the speaker hold on this is my impression of an owl if they were a 90s one-hit wonder Dude, send it. I have a microphone in front of my face. That like lame?

No. No? A lot of people have that. Okay. Dude, that was really cool to see it in the making. And then I'm going to see it later. Then I'm going to see it later in the day and be like, that's cool. I was there.

We do the show here every day. I'm like, what? All right. Let me load this on my TikTok. It's like Eddie's never seen you work before. No, but this is a TikTok pose. I've never seen you do a TikTok pose. That's not true.

Where? We've made them together. You've seen him do tick a post. All right, let's see it. We'll see if it hits. The audio sounds good, right? Yeah. This is my impression of an owl

if they were a 90s one-hit wonder. That's pretty good. That's pretty good. That's pretty good. And I'm not just saying this. It's better than any of the ones you just played. I just randomly pulled some up. I bet there's some pretty great ones that I'm missed.

I'm sure there are, but I'm just letting you know. Oh, well, thanks. It's nice of you. All right. I'll go. So a new report says that weight loss drugs like OZEPIC and Wagovi could save airlines $580 million annually on fuel costs. No way. Because it's lightning passengers.

I mean, yeah, have you add up the weight? Lightning. Lightning. Lightning. Lightning. Not lightning. Lightning passengers. That's crazy, huh?

That's crazy. So, yeah, it just talks about how if bag weights, are cut generally, they save money. So if human weights are cut, a new report says that weight lost drugs could save up to 600 million annually in fuel costs because again, people are just lighter. There are people who, and I've talked about this before, who take it for addiction reasons, like microdose it for addictions, because it works in that part of the brain that the addiction part of the brain, because I think some people have food addiction. And this is not, I'm not talking about people that actually have a disease that they're treating it for,

but some people have an addiction to food so they can take this and it helps them. So there are people that, I think I've talking about how casinos are seeing less and less people go in. Not because people are taking it for that, but because that's one of the side effects of it. When people are losing weight, they also, if they like to gamble, they're not feeling the urge to gamble. It's amazing. I don't know that this is for, this was not for alcoholics, but in, I read an article that people that, take some form of GLP1, their alcohol consumption decreased naturally. Their desire for it.

But the desire would be different than like the lower. Right. But I don't know that the people I wasn't looking at, it was just part of the article. It wasn't looking at whether or not these people were addicts or alcoholics. It says it can reduce alcohol and nicotine addiction by 40%. Wow. So there, but for people that were just social drinkers or maybe would even have, you know, casual, I don't know what you call them. They didn't even have the desire to do that, is what I read.

But does that equal no desire to eat as well? Because I just see that as a food. Alcohol? Just a beer. Because if you don't want anything, a beer is part of anything. True. So, GLP-1's, I forgot that's what they were called. I typed that in here.

They may help addictive personalities. GLP1 medications like simiglutide or tersepatat, don't just affect appetite. They act on reward and impulse circuits in the brain. They quiet the dopamine chase. Addictive behaviors, food, alcohol, shopping, gambling, scrolling, are often driven by anticipation, not pleasure. GLP-1s appear to reduce dopamine spikes in reward centers.

Blunt the urge rather than the enjoyment and lower compulsive seeking behavior. Wild. I just can't imagine people going to work and doing stuff like this. Like what? Creating a medicine where they're like, guys, this is crazy. Did you see at the Indiana, Miami, game? Hold on. Everybody's confusing me. You finish your statement. I just think it's crazy to have a job where you create something that is supposed to be for weight loss and then you look at it more and more and

you're like, guys, it's changing all sorts of things and what's it doing? What is this medicine that we created doing to everyone's brain to make them stop wanting to do blank, blank, blank. That's most drugs. I know, but that's just, dude, we come to work and we just talking microphones and then we go home. Like, these guys are doing crazy, crazy things and then finding things out about the body that no one ever knew. That were connected. Lunchbox takes boner pills, right? Correct.

Okay. Now, when those pills first started being used, they were used for blood pressure. Like, that was why that Viagra was created. And then they realized, oh, there's another use for this. And so the boner pills that he takes every morning before he comes in. Yes. Which he's on right now.

Yes, I'm on Cialis right now, but it's not for that. Oh, boy. But again. Your body doesn't know. But what's it doing? I guess what I'm so just amazed by is this what it's doing to the body. Like it's literally changing something that the body normally doesn't change. Well, that's all medicine.

I know and it's crazy to me. Also, that's all, think about it, not medicine. Alcohol. Sure. Yeah, good, good point. Just what are the long-term effects? I think you, well, I think they have been testing it first. decades, but I still don't think you know the long-term effects until you have, well, long-term.

But that's even food we're eating. I know. I know. It's phones we're using. It's microwaves we're using. Yeah. It's, I mean, it's not just medicines. And then we go, well, what's happening? It's literally everything we're doing. Like, we don't know long-term effects of anything we're using or its effect on even the environment. Yeah, because you create it and you think like, oh, this is cool. It's making us lose weight. Like, that's great. But then we're like, Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa, it's also making us not want to gamble so much. And then you're like 50 years down the road, you're like, oh, man, this is doing something else completely. Now I have a third eye on my back.

I have no idea. So famous drugs that were found to have a completely different purpose. Viagra created for not just blood pressure, but heart disease. It didn't help much, but trial patients reported a very specific side effect. And now it's used for, what lunchbox uses it for, erectile dysfunction. No, that's not what I have it for. But you are taking it. Yeah, but it's not for that.

It has multiple uses. GLP-1s. It was for type 2 diabetes. Patients lost significant weight and had fewer cravings, but now it's used for addiction research, metabolic disease, obesity. It's being studied now for alcohol, nicotine, and compulsive behaviors.

Wow. Botox, originally invented for eye muscle disorders, crossed eyes, spasms, doctors noticed that patients wrinkles disappeared. They're like, hey, wait a second. You're hot. I know you had cross-eye, but you're kind of hot today. Now it's used for cosmetic procedures.

When I've had it put into my jaws, it's to keep me from grinding for breaking teeth. Fun fact, I had to order two new mouth guards Monday because I've eaten through two of them. Wow. I had one chewed all the way through it, a mouth guard, a hard plastic mouth guard that's supposed to last for a year.

I chew through both of them in two months. Like that's why my teeth break. Is that stress related? Probably, yeah. Rogaine, monoxidil, monoxidil, monoxidil. No, no, no, no, no. Originally invented for high blood pressure, patients started growing hair.

No way. That is crazy. Now it's used for hair loss. What's funny about that is when it first started to be, well, they were first, testing it, the hair loss or the hair growth was an unwanted side effect. Because it's like you're growing weird hair.

Yeah. And then they realized, oh, if we actually use it to grow hair, it won't be weird. It's not weird if that's what you want. It'll be awesome. Yeah. Well, Butrin. Well, Butrin, excuse me. Oh, well, Wutrin.

I took that. Well, Butron. Yeah. Originally invented for depression. But when people were taking it, people stop smoking. Is that what you took it for, Amy? No. What if we found out after all these years, Amy was a secret smoker?

After like 20 years together. No, I took it during my divorce for depression. And it also helped with ADHD. ADHD. They said, they said. But yeah, I was on a little cocktail. Well, a cocktail would mean more than just this. Yeah, because I also took out of all for my ADHD.

I got on like multiple things. And then I was like, I can't sleep. So now it would also take Xanax. I'm not on anything anymore. but there was a season where it served me well. Take it if you need it. Yeah, but I will say getting off of it. Well, Butron, I tried to get off of it in December of like 23, I think, and I couldn't do it.

It was very difficult, like very. And then I consulted with my doctor and she's like, let's circle back after spring, like spring into summer to try to get off of it because it's not ideal for you to get off. it's not ideal to try to stop an antidepressant in the winter. Because you're sad already. Because there's seasonal depression. Yeah, you don't have as much sunlight. You're indoors more.

So she's like, I know you really want to get off it right now, but let's just push it like four months or so. And then when I got off of it in like April or May, it was much easier. So just a little thing that I learned. Maybe you were ready for it to get off of it. I was and I was ready in December. I knew it.

But my body was used to it. I couldn't, I needed other, she's like, there's just other outside factors that will help you get off of it with these, because you're still stopping a medication that your body is now relying on even though the depression was better. And my circumstances were better because I would say I had circumstantial depression, not. Which is different than a couple of things. Yeah, and I was still, even recognizing that and getting on the medication was weird for me, but I was like, I was still high functioning. Like I wasn't in my, I could show up for work. Now, granted, and some days I was a little off.

But I still got out. Physically, you were here. I still physically got up and showed up at my responsibilities where I was like, you would think I would just make excuses all the time and curl up in my bed and couldn't get out. But for all intents as purposes, especially like being a mom. What? All in.

I realized since I started to say that, I don't know that I know how to say that. How would you say it? Intense. For all in, for all. I'm a shame I feel right now. Just commit. For all intents and purposes, for all intensive purposes,

for all intense and purposes. That's it. Like it's intense as in like intentions, like intense and purposes. Yeah. I think it sounds though like for all intensive purposes. Which I knew that, I know that's not it.

But I probably thought it was it for most of my life until I just read it a couple times. Right. I'm not even shaming you. I just wondered what you said there. I shaming myself. Okay. Self shame.

Well, I'm glad you're off everything if you feel like you need to be off everything. Oh, yeah. I've been off of it for... That's 2023, dude. No, 223 is when I tried. I got off in April, May. I can't remember of 2024. So we're...

It's got warmer. It's 226. Hey, global warming got her off medicine. Yes. It's 26 now. No, but just saying to anyone right now that's like, hey, I feel like I could probably transition off my antidepressant or whatever, just take into consideration. We're still in the winter months and, you know, don't put that pressure on yourself to do it right now.

A win is a win. A win is a win. I don't care what you're saying. Yep, that's me, Clifford Taylor the 4th. You might have seen the skits, the reactions, my journey from basketball to college football, or my career in sports media. Well, somewhere along the way, this platform became bigger than I ever imagined. And now I'm bringing all of that excitement to my brand new podcast, The Clifford Show.

This is a place for raw, unfiltered conversations with some of your favorite athletes, creators, and voices that not only deserve to be heard, but celebrated. One week, I'll take you behind the scenes of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment, and the next we'll talk about life, mental health, purpose, and even music. The Clifford Show isn't just a podcast, it's a space for honest conversations, stories that don't always get told, and for people who are chasing something bigger. So, if you've ever supported me, or you're just chasing down a dream, this is right where you need to be.

Listen to the Clifford Show on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or where wherever you get your podcast. And for more behind the scenes, follow at Clifford and a TikTok podcast network on TikTok. This week on the Sports Slice podcast, it's all about the NFL draft.

And we've got a special guest. The director of the NFL's East West Shrine Bowl, Eric Galko, joins the Sports Slice podcast to break down what really matters when evaluating draft prospects. From hidden traits teams look for to the biggest mistakes

franchises make to the players flying under the radar. This is the insight you won't hear anywhere else. If you want to understand the draft like an insider, you don't want to miss this episode. Listen to the Sports Slice Podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. And for more, follow Timbo Slical Life 12 and TikTok podcast network on TikTok. There's two golden rules that any man should live by. Rule one, never mess with a country girl.

You play stupid games, you get stupid prizes. And rule two, never mess with her friends either. We always say that trust your girlfriends. I'm Anna Sinfield, and in this new season of the girlfriends, Oh my God, this is the same man. A group of women discover they've all dated the same prolific con artist. I felt like I got hit by a truck. I thought, how could this happen to me?

The cops didn't seem to care, so they take matters into their own hands. I said, oh, hell no. I vowed. I will be his last target. He's going to get what he deserves. Listen to the girlfriends. Trust me, babe. On the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast.

What's up, everyone? I'm Ego Vodam. My next guest, you know from Step Brothers Anchorman, Saturday Night Live, and the Big Money Players Network. It's Will Ferrell. My dad gave me the best advice ever. I went and had lunch with them one day,

and I was like, and Dad, I think I want to really give this a shot. I don't know what that means. means, but I just know the groundlings. I'm working my way up through, and I know it's a place they come look for up-and-coming talent. He said, if it was based solely on talent, I wouldn't worry about you, which is really sweet. He goes, but there's so much luck involved. And he's like, just give it a shot. He goes, but if you ever reach a point where you're banging your head against the wall and it doesn't feel fun anymore, it's okay to quit. If you saw it written down, it would not

be an inspiration. It would not be on a calendar of, you know, the cat. Just hang in there. Yeah. It would not be. Right. It wouldn't be that. There's a lot of luck. Listen to Thanks Dad on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Whenever I get into a really bad cycle of not being able to sleep for, I'm saying weeks at a time, I have a prescription to X. And I was talking about taking it like two months or so ago. And I I haven't taken it a while now, and I haven't been sleeping great, but I only take it if I really need it. But I'm telling you, if I take it and it makes me sleep,

my brain function is not good. It takes from me. It's like capacity to be quick or recall. Do you wake up and feel it like cloudy? I don't even feel that cloudy. It's just not there. It's weird. Yeah.

There's no feeling where I'm like, oh, because it doesn't even make me feel whatever people feel. because I think they may take more of it to get high or something. I don't feel that. But when I wake up, it's just not there. And so I was talking to my therapist about it this last week because it was like, are you taking anything now? I'm like, no, nothing.

I've taken anything for a few months at all. And I was just talking about, man, all medicine. Like if you use medicine, if you take a prescription, like it's going to give you something, but it's going to take something from you as well. Just generally speaking. But if you need it, take it. Absolutely.

serve its purpose, but then you have to weigh, like in your case, you have to weigh the pros and the cons of if you just want to take it, you know, one night. I, about five or six months ago maybe, after being off of Adderall, because I got off of the Adderall, the Well, Future, and everything, I had a lot to do coming up and I still had Adderall left and I'm like, well, this is my prescription and I'm just going to take 10 milligrams or something, whatever the lowest. Like I had, I would either take one 10 or two to make it 20, depending on the day when I was on it every single day. And I just randomly said it to take it out of nowhere.

And that day, I was awesome. The next day, horrible. It was so horrible. And so now I still have some left. And even though it's tempting to, like, power through and get some stuff done at any given point. And if I know I take it, I know the next day, if I don't take it again, my brain is going to be.

it's no like everything about me felt so off like I hated it's similar to what you're saying it the high from what I got done the day before was not worth the low the next day for me because I'm not going to continue taking it so other drugs see alice oh lunchbox luxemax yep now it's used as well for pulmonary hypertension and lung blood pressure but yeah I know it's erectile dysfunction but nothing about getting to car wreck testicle oh is that no seallis was testicle right

oh it was I'm confused you got so many things going on now you had a car wreck or the abdominal pain why are you taking se alice it's the abdominal slash testicle pain but I thought those two things weren't the same apparently they are that's your one stop shop

you just take Cialis and it's going to fix something well that's what we're hoping because wasn't one your pelvic floor well that's all wrapped in together. They think my pelvic floor is too tight, so the Cialis is supposed to dole the pain and that's it. Lunchbox can ask you a question? Do you not ask questions to your doctor? Like, what's

this medicine going to do for me? Like, why am I taking it? I just told you. No, but you don't know. It sounds like you don't know. I think it's, he does and they explain it. But being able to regurgitate it is different. They can't talk. He doesn't understand what they're saying, even though he does that for a living. No, they literally said it's to dole the pain. So a boner pill dulls the pain. It has multiple uses. It has multiple uses, Eddie. Just like you discovered medicine that, you know,

they have all these medicines, you're shocked by it. We've talked about it for the last 30 minutes. Medicines do multiple things. Aspirin was invented for pain and fever, and then they found out that it reduces clotting. So heart attack and stroke prevention. Ketamine. Shout out Amy.

Yeah, I've done that too. Originally invented for anesthesia. What happened? Rapid antidepressant effects. Now it's used for treatment resistant depression. Yeah. All right? Well, my therapist is licensed to...

Administer? She doesn't administer it. I had to go through a doctor to get the prescription. Was that doctor behind a Waffle House? No. Open in his jacket? Yeah, I got it for you. No, I think he's a Vanderbilt.

And behind Vanderbilt. You snorted? No, it's a little lozenger or something. It's a little... A lozenge? A little lozenge, yeah. And you put it under your tongue and it tastes horrendous.

Is that why you put it under? And you can't swallow for 15 minutes. And then do you just slowly start tripping? Well, I mean, I'm with her and she reads to me while during the 15 minutes. What is she reading? Whatever.

She has like a little book of poems or the hungry caterpillar she reads me out of one of the books like she'll she's you know preparing your mind and then yeah she's like once the 15 minutes are up you can finally swallow and you swallow what's left and then again it's disgusting and then you there's a palette on the floor you got a bang town take me away no it's not banked out and then you you lay down you lay down But, and the reason why you want to go with the expert is, I mean, some people do this recreationally. I would never do that. But I'm under her control.

But the duality of it is what's so awesome. As I know I'm very present with her in the room and I know that I'm also off in some rice fields on a roller coaster with my sister as a zebra playing the drums. But it is what it, it, but I also know, like, I'm here in this room. She's right here. I'm safe. Whereas like with LSD and stuff, you just trip and you have, you're like not in the You know what I mean? No.

No. No. I would like to, but I'm too scared. Yeah, I'm too scared to do. Too scared. You are, even in a controlled environment. I understand with your addiction. I still think they take a picture of my pee-be. No, but you have awareness.

You would know. I know. If I have such awareness, probably like, take a picture of my pee-be. No. You would be like. No, I don't know. I don't know, man. I used to take sleeping pills.

I don't know. I'll give you two more. Accutane. Ah, I took that. Originally invented for cancer treatment. and what happened was people that they were giving this to for cancer treatment, their acne went away. Wow.

And so. That was brutal. Oh yeah. It makes your face like dry out, right? Yeah, I was in college. I didn't even last the full regimen. I lasted about six weeks and I threw in the towel because I was like, this sucks. I couldn't even open my mouth to eat because my lips are cracked so bad.

I had to like, I was like, sip things through a straw. And like I was a freshman in college. You were trying to meet new friends. and people. I was like, this is no way no. One more. I'm not sure to say this. And I think I've taken it, taking it at some point. Propranol. Propanol? Maybe. That sounds like familiar in my brain. What's it do?

Inventive for high blood pressure, reduced physical anxiety symptoms. It's a beta blocker. Oh, I've taken a beta block. I think for anxiety. I think I've taken, I've tried beta blockers before. If that's it, it's propinol because I think I have a prescription for that. there's an extra L in it. Well, I never looked at the spelling. Are beta blockers, those sunglasses that you wear? No.

Those are blue blockers. Got it. The commercial would come on 11 o'clock. They're like yellowish. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Here we go. So medicine doesn't always move forward by perfect planning is basically the point here. Yeah, you see how it's spelled though?

There's a lull at the end. Yeah, but I never have really looked at it. I just knew what my doctor was saying. So that's probably why, you know. All right, let's go around the room. Amy, you're up. Well, I wanted to say something about when Eddie brought up GOP1 or whatever, the people invent this stuff.

One of the commercials for University of Indiana was that they were showing all the graduates because the commercials during the football game, they're trying to get you to go there. And like look at the difference we made. And one guy, he was an Indiana University graduate and he was like, and it was like contributor to GLP1 drug development. And I was like, shout out. Those are like real people doing things.

So anyway, my story is Timothy Bessville got released from jail. On bail, right? Yeah, yesterday. For any specific reason? Or was that going to happen regardless? Because the case is cracking. Yeah. And on bail, you can just pay the whatever bail and they get you out.

Yeah, there are some rules, obviously. What's more expensive? Yeah, like you can't go certain places. You got to wear an ankle monitor. Probably surrender your passport. Yeah. So give me the news. So I just saw that yesterday he was released an awaiting trial.

He put him, he, what is the word? Surrendered himself to authorities a week ago. So he was in jail for a week, which is. It's tough. It's crazy. And he was wearing an orange jumpsuit. And I'm just keep thinking over and over if he's totally innocent, how wilds that. And what you told us yesterday where the security guard heard the mom say he's going to pay

because they replaced her kid with another kid in a like a production. That's real, man. If that's real, man, that pisses me off. I don't get pissed off about much. Speaking of not knowing how to say words, this is one I have always struggled with, but he had a two-hour pretrial detention hearing yesterday where the judge ruled that he would be released on his own.

Recognizance. Recognizance. What does that mean? His own authority. Like, we trust you to make good decisions. And if you don't, you'll pay. Yeah. Like, Rick.

Just give it the story. I remember one of my first times doing the Hollywood Skinny back in the day when I first joined the show, somebody had gone to jail, I don't know, like Lindsay Lohan or something, and she was released on her own and I said, recognizeance. And that's when you all first called me out for not knowing how to stand. Amy, that was so long ago and you never forgot that. Never. And anytime I see that word, I'm back.

I'm back in at 96.7 KissFM in our tiny little studio talking about Lindsay Lohan and her being released on her own recognizance. Anything else to that story? No. But his wife is so happy. Especially if she knows he didn't do it. Because they started to vilify her a bit. Like, oh, look at her. She's sticking up for someone who possibly touched a kid.

She's all so bad. Like, that started to be the narrative. And if he never did any of this, that means she never did what they were claiming she was doing. That sucks. Now, if he comes back and he did, I'm out. I'm out. I mean, hand up. I'm, you know, wish I wouldn't have said, but he possibly didn't do it. But it just seems to me by what we're reading, he passed a polygraph test,

an independent, not his own, an independent polygraph test. And a security guard says he heard the mom of the kid saying, oh, if he takes my kid out of this, I'm going to, he's going to pay it. It just doesn't seem like this is a well-formed reason to put him in prison. All right. Eddie? Yeah, I saw a post of Sylvester Stallone. He was in the gym, which is like, dude, he's like, Jacked. Jacked, and he's like... 79.

Yeah, he's almost 80 years old. Speaking of being on stuff. And you think he's on something? I think he's on like growth home runs or something, right? Oh, really? I mean, he just says that it's... Don't look for me for right. I don't know.

I'm not jumping in on that. He said in the video that it's like his church. The gym is like his church. That's where he goes to get right and... Maybe I'm wrong. And so, I mean... I just don't want to jump in on that time. I'm not accusing him of being on anything.

More than him being jacked, his, I didn't know he had all his tattoos. He's got like sleeves of tattoos as 79 years old. Like that's pretty, that was shocking to me. I saw him say in the article that I read about it that it's way harder for him to stay jacked and it gets harder every single year. Yeah. And I'm like, dude, you're 80. How many more years do you got?

I mean, that's awesome. Yeah. And like, I think like, I mean, I don't work out a lot now, but I feel like 79 years old. I'm not doing that anymore. You're kind of like that now at 46. Like he, it's so crazy to me that an older person wants to like go to the gym and like lift still. Oh no, I hope that that's us. I hope that that's, like I want to, I saw this 71 year old woman doing all these crazy moves, like just in her bedroom.

Like every morning she wakes up and like does, you know, these stretches and strength moves just right on the floor of her bedroom. And I'm like, please let that be me. And then I saw this other video really put the fear in me. And it's like if you're not going to get in the gym and lift heavy as a woman, like right now your body is the strongest that it's ever going to be at this very moment. Because tomorrow when you wake up, like you're never going to be as strong as you are at this exact moment if you don't start making change. And the beauty of it is we can make change.

Yeah. What sucks for me is I had ankle surgery and I've not been able to do anything for three months or so now. But what about your upper body? Yeah, yeah. You can do like just curls and stuff. Nope, I'm doing nothing. I'm walking on the treadmill. I just know how I do.

If I get in the gym, I'm like, yeah, I think I can do this. I think I can box. I think I'm now to the point. I walked three miles yesterday on the treadmill, and it did not hurt. So I'm making strides. But I've probably put on seven or eight pounds from just not being able to do anything. Like I can't even go up and up and downstairs for a while. I couldn't do anything there.

All right. Lunchbox, your story. Yeah, Sunni Williams, the NASA astronaut that about a year and a half ago, her and a dude went up to the space station. They were only supposed to be up there for a week. They got stranded up there for nine months. They finally got back last March. announced her retirement from NASA.

Yeah, I think I'd be out too. Yep. I think I'd announce it while I was up there. Like, yeah, I'm done. I know I'm up here still, but just so you guys know when I come back, I'm out. Can you sue? You be like, you told me five days. If it were like an act of God that kept it from happening.

Well, you try to go to space. I feel like it's just like very risky. I'm sure there's a heck of a waiver to sign to go into space. Yeah, that's a long one. Yeah, that's a long one. Yeah, I'd quit to. Yeah, the guy that was with her. retired like last summer, like a couple months after they got back.

She waited all the way until now. And I'm like, wow, that's crazy. An 81-year-old Florida woman's behind bars of trying to hire a hitman. Deputies say Eloise Leland. Is there a more 80-year-old name than Eloise? Eloise. Oh, yeah, it's Eloise, huh? What'd you say?

Am I not saying it right? No, I just, Eloise sounds old like, Eloise? I think you're saying, I say Eloise. Oh, yeah. Soft-ass. I was looking for a hitman investigator set up a meeting with an undercover detective posing as one during the January 16th meeting in Citrus County. She talked about the plan and agreed to pay for the killing.

She was arrested in charge with solicitation to commit first degree murder. This is not her first running with the law. Last year, she was charged with animal cruelty after 90 dogs were rescued from her home. Dang. From CBS 12. Dang. Morgan, your story. All right, so there's this young woman. She's 24 years old and she's been going viral on TikTok because she is romantically involved with two twin brothers.

Now, if you're a dude and you're romantically involved with two twin sisters, we look at that dude and we go, He's a hero. Nice job. Give him a medal. Yeah. So they're a thruple? They're a throuple.

But it's weird for it to be two brothers. It's weird if it's a girl and two dudes. Yeah, yeah, that's just. But to be clear, they don't, because some throuples, they're all involved with each other. But they're brothers. I don't think the brothers are having, I don't know, but I don't think the brothers are having solo time without their wife. Yeah, but they probably share a bed.

That's weird. I'm not sharing a bed with my brother. No, but Amy's saying... No, no, no, no. I'm not saying solo time. I'm saying throuples... They probably do it at the same time. What?

The brothers? I mean, I would assume... They see each other naked like that? I would assume. No, no, no, no. I would assume that too. No, I would not. Because they are brothers.

This... Yeah, see. Well, I mean, there's literally a picture of them both kissing her, so... Yeah, I would... I never thought that wasn't the thing. Oh, this is just blowing my mind. I figure their London Bridget. But they have their close.

No. Ew. I cannot. Well, yeah, the whole thing's weird. I had something pop up on my algorithm the other day. I was like, I don't ask for this. It was some other thruple, but at least none of them are related. Wait, what came up?

A thruple account. Amy doesn't get the ones that are trending. She just gets like weird sexual stuff. And she's like, I don't get it. Some guy was on Twitter. Man, I wish I knew the full context of this. But he posted, he was like, I hate getting these ads for gay dating sites on YouTube. He said, are you guys all getting these ads for gay dating sites?

I'm getting so mad at it. And everybody was like, dude, do you know why you're getting those ads? They're targeted. We're not getting those. Like, what are you looking at to get those ads? I don't know what I'm looking at to get this account. UFO experts say that whistleblowers will make big news this year. If whistleblowers get their voices heard, experts say 20,

could end up being the year of the UFO. According to researchers, a growing number of insiders from the military and intelligence community are ready to spill the beans on what they know in public forums. If this happens, keeping a lid on this stuff becomes tough proposition

from the Daily Mail. We are in the age of disclosure. A massive 3.6-carat purple sapphire is now the world's biggest of its kind, and it is estimated to be worth $300 million. Wait, 3.6K-k-krat.

That's the... that's different. I don't know diamonds. I said 3.6 carrot because I thought the K meant carrot. No. But it doesn't? No. It's a 3,563 carrot diamond.

Okay. It's a diamond or sapphire? Not the same thing? No. Sapphire is a stone. Okay. Let me just start over then because the K confused me. A purple star sapphire weighing 3,563 carrots is the world's biggest of its kind.

It's estimated to be worth $300 million. Wow, that's so cool. A round gym name Star of Pure Land is the world's largest documented natural purple star sapphire. Hmm. Shoppers were held at gunpoint in a $110,000 dollar Pokemon robbery. I think we mentioned this one. Shoppers like a motorcycle? I saw the clip, did you?

Yeah. They're happening all the time now. There's like one every day. The clip that I saw, it looked like convention type. They were just in a store. Yeah. And there were people just around looking at Pokemon cards. A guy coming up with a gun is putting up their head.

No way. Over Pokemon cards? It doesn't matter what it is if it's anything worth value. Yeah. But are those Pokemon cards, are they worth a lot of money? Like, I know the Logan Paul won.

It's a, think of it as a baseball card. Yeah. Same. Okay. Are you watching videos during that? No. No, I'm looking at something

in a video start playing. But you look at the sports cards and you look like Babe Ruth. Like he died a long time ago. He was the greatest home run hitter, blah, whatever. So you get that card and I understand like it's so old.

They don't make that anymore. Like, that's worth money. But there are like, Wemby rookies that are worth. $120,000. Oh, yeah. There is current. Lukadanschik one-on-one refractor signed worth $90,000. It's the same thing as Pokemon.

Yeah, Pokemon is more of a scarcity because they only print a certain amount of the rare ones and that's what everybody's trying to find. Got it. Find them it could be $20,000. A woman in Texas is accused of throwing a 25-pound gym weight at another woman that she was suspecting of being involved with a partner. What? Dude, a gym weight, that'll kill you.

That'll kill you. Fortunate. You're the strongest you've ever been right now, so you need to focus. Well, I'll have to be underhand. If you want me to throw. That's a 10 pound. You can throw that. Fortunately, the other one was able to move out of the way. It's unclear.

I mean, she wasn't hit. It was at 24-hour fitness. But she said it was 25 pounds. Oh, that's heavy, dude. That's heavy. She watched that. That's pretty good. You could throw that.

I know. Overhand? I mean, it would be like a rainbow. No, you would have to throw it like a chest pass. Oh, okay. See, I was just kept picturing. You don't throw like a baseball. Okay.

No, you'd throw your shoulder out probably trying to throw a 25-pound weight. You'd have to throw like a chest pass, right? Right. Or like a shoulder throw. Yeah, squat and like thrust it out. If that hit your head, you're done. Deputies say the suspect became angry after seeing a woman she believed was involved with her boyfriend,

despite the two not knowing each other and simply being at the gym at the same time. Yeah, brother, I think it's time to run. That's weird. You imagine working out 24-hour fitness and watching all that? Can you imagine dating somebody who throws a weight at somebody that you've never even met? Yeah, crazy.

That dude must have cheated, though, before, too. Or her ex cheated on her. I'm going to say, I bet that dude's probably. has been up to no good. That created that crazy. Let's do one more. An 18-year-old was arrested after he was caught hiding in a dog bed

inside a closed Walmart. He was doing a live-streaming challenge where you try to stay in Walmart for 24 hours? No way. One that closed, or was it open? An 18-year-old was arrested in Florida after a TikTok challenge led him to hide inside a closed Walmart.

Police say Isaac Hurley entered the Eaglewood store shortly before the closing and planned to stay inside for 24 hours to earn money from TikTok. views, even recording stuff hiding in the dog bed section. He was charged with felony burglary. Yeah, you're going to go to jail. Speaking of working out, have you seen that guy on TikTok that does all his workouts at Walmart

in the weight section? No, but that's funny. He does. Yes, yes, he filmed stuff. He's like, all right. And he goes and he just gets out of people. Sometimes shoppers are there. He's like, oh, excuse me, excuse me.

But he does all kinds of like sit-ups, squats, biceps. It's funny. That's funny. See? You see funny stuff? Amy, I think Amy just searched funny stuff and now she brought something to the table.

No, no, I just thought of that because you were talking about working out and then we were talking about Walmart. Man, I saw these guys doing something I used to do when I was a kid. They go to like the Walmart guy and like, hey, will you page my friend and they do like dirty names?

Yeah. And like, do we used to do that when we were 13? I saw some guys doing that too. It was really funny. It was funny. And the one guy's like, I'm not doing that. Yeah, because they're new ones too. A new names?

Ones that we didn't use. Yeah, they're getting creative with us. We used Adam's wiener. I feel like if anybody falls for that one? Adam's wiener. You're saying wiener. No, you're saying wiener. Oh, Sweener.

The last name is Zweener. If anybody falls for that, like, you're a real moron. Adam, Zweener. Amy's like, we used to do hairy balls. We're like, that's the most simple one. Okay. Weeners really in the phone book, though. But weiner, yeah, no.

Dude, the funny one that was the guy that says, like, I'm not doing this. that but then they trick another co-worker he's like but i know so-and-so we'll fall for it they're like hey henry come over oh that's funny they get one of their own all right uh we're done here thank you guys i i think it was just i just got sent a message so my podcast on netflix goes up on monday and it was just going to be in the states but i think it's now going to be uh the states and canada so it was just the states and they made us say hey if anybody asked it's only in america but I guess now they're putting it on in Canada too

so that's pretty cool. So that show launches on Monday. It'll be with Kenny Chesney. So that's what's up. You can go to Netflix now and search for Bobby Bones and you can hit give me a reminder. And they do have the header now that says, new episode coming Monday. So pretty excited about that. That's what's up. Thank you guys. We will see you tomorrow. All right, bye, everybody.

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